Neck skin crepiness. What are my options? (Photo)

The kind of minimal crepey skin that is seen in the photograph is a common problem in any active aesthetic practice. Fortunately, this probably can be easily treated these days with the use of Profhilo, a unique hyaluronic acid bioremodeling injectable product. Profhilo has been shown to stimulate new, native collagen and elastic fiber production by directly stimulating the fiber making cells in the dermis (fibroblasts) and to stabilize and enhance the underlying fat cells (adipocytes) in the subcutaneous tissue. Typically two treatment sessions spaced one month apart are required to achieve optimal improvement. The neck can be treated by placing ten small boluses or the material placed at particular points throughout the neck or it may be fanned throughout the neck with a cannula. Should further improvement be needed or desired, then increased hydration and stretching (tightening of the skin) can be achieved via the use of a hyaluronic acid-based skin booster. One or two treatment sessions may be required here, too. In my Israel satellite facility, where a far greater number of regulatory agency approved injectable agents are available, I would choose Viscoderm Hydroboosters for the latter. In my NY office, I rely on Restylane Silk for treating crepy skin. Be very cautious in evaluating claims for this or that, relatively expensive supposedly latest and greatest skin care devices, as these are backed far less by science and thrive on terms, such as "newness" and "claims." Best of luck.  

Thank you for your question and pictures. We have multiple treatments that can address loose neck skin including, Radiofrequency (ThermiTight), Ultrasound (Ultherapy), Lasers, and Radiofrequency Microneedling to name a few. Combination treatments work best. I would recommend an in-person consultation and examination to determine which treatment combinations would be best for you. Hope this helps answer your question!